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SeraS.

llopanorine. 8 ben ueitlise Del
at 9eras. iom / bet iibfte bar ueret
biemisst at en- uiabpanlis lang Tsrte,
er Snbbpsserne bespnbt at ubuanore
til Maifa. Oct fises, at Bepaselien,
Tom fsrit iattes isans al enfelte Bartier,
fommer til at antase fore 9imeniioner.
uoflgtterne bar ualSt Suneau os oms
lissenbe @ebet til fit iremtibise Diem,
oa bette 9iitrift ifal bore ubm9rfet for
8uasaul, Esmmerorift os 5ifferi os
Sast. @n liben Def af llbHptterne oil
ilaa Jig paa @ulooaifnins ueb Yufons
5loben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
SnDIam ct.
a..

Ten repnblifanife Statsfoupention
afbolotes 9es Moines ben 24be %
25oe ausuif. Suerteneie Gpunip i Sta.
Ten bar reprelenteret. 2arrabee % Sull
bleo sjennpminerebe for @upernsr %
Wlce=9 upernsr.' Senator &obinipn bleu
nomlneret ior !Spiefteretsbpmmer %
9enrp cabin fra Clinton County nos
minereoes til &anbibat for Statsz Sfules
superintendent. Sopebfampen our for
&anpioat for Ssieiteretsbpmmer. Ssiz
eferetsspmmer Ibams, iom bar aan.
oibat for characterization, bar befplbt
for at BABE besunitiset Sernbanefompa=
nier % &orpurationer mere enb Solicit
bar ipntes ON. Ylatformen er i bet
@eIentlisite fig andre republifanife Ylats
former. Om Hrobibitiunsipsrssmaalet
uotaler a%onpentionen fig / fslsenbe
sreie Orb: Sutua inblaber fig life paa
npset &pmprpmis meb salopnerne. 9i
erflerer ps til @unit for en- opristis os
itrens @jennemfsrelie al Yrobibitionss
lppen / ale 9ele af Staten. Sarmas
ceuts 2open rs County Iermits 2ouen
burbe ~foranbres iaalebes, at Ipotbefere
% @n. @rpss 2ifsrbanblere life paa mo-
gen Waabe traber iitebet for eler bliper
Salppnernes Giterfslsere.
Arpin8erne efter Sobn Yarter i
Sipur Gitp, iom blep brebt peb ct
ulptfestilfaloe iibite 8inter i beruiet
3ilitano, bar anlast Sag mob Sfianfes
parten, ium iolste bam gl, os mob
gieren al SalOonbpsninsen. Be for
brer en- Stabeseritatnirs al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
@iScDniin n.

Iimptbp Yoaromai, iom bpsseoe
bet fsrite gus paa Brairien, boor Nortb
Ga Grosie III er bpsset, bpbe forleoen
II Mar sammel. Wr. Boarbman till
braste 30 Nar Of fit 2ip paa Wisiis<
iippis Sloben.
Charles Anoerion, ION arbeibebe |
Beslemersa tinen ner Surlep, bleu /
qirsbass t~ilielbispis itubt us brabt at
en- &amerat.
On polbiom eleftriff Storm for Ouer
Stepens Yoint Ssnbas Gften. D.
Gmerions 8auninssbus blep truifet af
2pnet os neobranbte.
6upernsr Ruff bar ubnaunt Senas
tor 1bomas U. Onion til County, oms
n1er for Ga crosse GOuntp for 9ermi'
men, Der enber ben fsrite Nanoas ! Sas
nuar 1890.
Sans Sobnion i StOusbtOn blep
ilaat en- Mulit af $40 Os DmfOitninser,
ialt s29.52, forbi ban bapSe prpslst i'm
Rome.
senator Sobn 6. spouner a~ireiite
fra 2~iperpool, England, 2sroass.
San oil tilbrinss to Tiger i 0arbeben
at Neu Bebforb, Wasi., isreno ban nleo
1amilie penber tilbuse til @iseonfn.
Natareas. Boa anbers Clions
Sarm, ner Cambridge, Dane Gountp,
bar man funbet 3atursus. Sanbipn'
lisuis pil bet btiue srunSis unOerissf'
ON Der fiubss Gas tilftrattel'S
Wunsbe, foo bet of lsnne iis OF nptt's'
laibre ben. Suis iaa ftnloe bore 2il'
fafbe, nil benne ~triOeliss aaHosbp fad
en- tetpbelis -1oom".
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
tional 8anf". San or anmobet ON It
fomme itrar os bape Summen.
SontbsG Carolina.

Worfe llbister. Sfaben paa Riss
aplinsen | be ooeriupmmeoe 9iitriftsr
er ubpre itor. Oueriusmmelier / 9iftrifs
terne lanss Santee' os Saoannab 5los
berne pebparer frembsles. Pfantase.
eierne er albeles raabpilbe msb Seninn
til, bporlebeS be fan opbolbs 0esrsne
paa fine Blantaser inbtil 8espnoelien
a Haftt &ur. De fan life fuu Grtetbe,
% mango Ylantasesiere, Tom bar miftet
bele fin Golins, er life iftanb til at uns
berbolbe benz. Suis be life faar llnoers
itSttelie al Staten, fommer be til at
iulte libel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Colorado.

Snoianerfrigen. s 9orsbass itob
ct Slas mellem Sberif &enbulls Wanb.
fab os Ute Snbiunerne 6 Wail fra &ans
selp / en- final &lsft mellem 8jersene.
Slaset parebe | to Elmer os bar meset
beftist. Snbianerne traf fig ba tilbase
meb fine bsbe os iaarebe. Oct antases,
at 8 Snbianere falbt; bpormanse Der
iaarebes, peb man life. Gf SberiHens
Manbitab blep en- brebt os fem iaarebe.
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Is b a..
Stor cphiOielie bar herIfet / 90

Stor Cpbioielie bar berifet / ga
pana oper, at @uuerusrs 9eueralen afs
iatte ale 3Olobetients i Bpeu. $1,000
YeriOner iamfebes i Barfsn for at pro-
teitere mob Gfiattelisn. Bolitist os
Trooper iorisste at iprenss 5oriamlius
gen, men bet lpftebss life, fsreao be
sioroe ct Bajonetansreb, buorueb Z Bers
Toner iaarebes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
&aniaS 8.

S%noebrGnot. Onsbas WOrsen tiblis
nebbranote ! 9opefa ben Stalo, bpori
Yolitiets Sefte ftOo. Sire Seite inbes
branote. s 8uinerne fanbt man Oberit
O. s. @rapes' fOrfuIeSe Sig. llnbsr
8orserfrisen a ban Dberit for bet
2bet Soma &auaIeris& esiment, Os uns
Der @uuernsr @lids Administration bar
ban 8risabeseneral for "&onias Nas
tipnal GUARDS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Sinosipseaiplet / Ct. Beter. Sibfe
use blep MOceren Os 9atteren erilarebe
Tor at uare finbsipse os ienbt til giplet.
5obn Inoerion idlbt i 5rsbass no.
Oper 9anieliOns Stenbrub nar Reb
@ins os los Jig libel. afopbe bar IS
Var sammel os efterlaber Gnfe os 8
Bsrn.
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Z llin0tS.

3~erasfeber er ubbrubt blanbt 8reas
turerne ! Stodparoen / Chicago.
SpnamitpatrOn. s @eit gorf,
CRAWFORD gOuutp, fanot en- Saniep for.
leben en- sgife Yatroner i ct @iarbes
bjSrne. 5an bar npfisen Os bespnbte
at plufte en- iitpttsr. gn rebiom grs
plofion paafulste, Os Sanfeps Saanb
repes albeles af. Gniistet bar bebeffet
meb Blob % &jsbtreoler. Saaret blep
forbunbet, men bet er u~iitfert ON ban
fan blipe belbrebet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Yennpl

Zen neberite Sang | en- 8rube nar
3anticOfe blep / 5reoass plubielis ouer.
ipsmmet. Oct bar meb Nso os neppe,
at be 800 Grbeioere Hap oerira meb
9ipet. Wanse sartfe Wanb ug uuse
@utter bleu unoer 9ransielen for at
fomme uo neotrampebe os iarlis LENT
leiteoe.
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Rt

Sapi0 seymour, ben Wtefbooittpr9l i
/ Gainesville, iom for en- 9ib iiben
rsmte meo Mrs. s. u. Senrp, bleu for.
leben arreiteret / gnslanb us er nu pau
9ilbasereiieu til Minneiota. 8. u.
5enrp % apnens 8rober furfulste bet
ilpstebe Bar lise til 2iperpoul.
Gm ffiGnois llsjerning blep besaaet
Onsbas aften / Waple @rOpe, Is Mil
ira Winnsapplis. 8. 6. Siler bOr paa
en- 5arm Der | Nerbeben meb fin Bro,
Der us samle MOber. Mebens Ssn.
nerne arbeibsbe paa Marfen, tom to
Cramps til Quiet os forlanste noset at
ipiie. 9a be bapbe furipnet fig meb
Mab, tos ben enc al Sfurtene en- Slbs
tang us trueee meo at brebe ben samle
Some, berpaa traf be benbe ben til
Giiternen os faitebe benoe neb | ben.
@iiternen bar II Sob bpb os bar balus
fulb af 8anb. Sen samle Some flpn-
seoe fig til Bumpersret inbtil Mihbas,
ba benbes Sgnner fom biem os traf
benbe op. Sfurfene bapoe siennemisst
Quiet ps taset meb fig $40 / aontant
os gertiffater for Snbitlo for 81 $50,
Mrs. SiDer er 63 Nar sammel.
Ere Born paa Sanorins. Ere imaa
Bsrn ueo Naun 2anse bar to @anse
rsmt fra Statens offentlise Siem for
iattise gSrn i OwatOnna os saust til
fin Mobers Stem / Murrap gountp, en-
Niitanb uf 100 Mil. 9a De fanbtes
iibfte Sang. bar De neiten bsbe af Suit.
Den eloite Yise bapoe ct &ornar %
liot Spebe i 9ommen. Den pnsite par
albeles blinb, Os Der er 5are for, at bun
albris faar fit Spn isien. Set iises,
at be ensans bapbe lisset 3 9ase ! en-
Spebeaser for lite at blipe Opbasebe.
Set par bierteitiarenbe at ie be Smaa,
ba be molten bsbe at Sunser Os Gns
ftrenselie blep brust biem til i'm WsOber.
Barmbjertise @abOer bar taset benz til
fig, iaa be bsrefter fan faa uere ! Nars
beben af i'm fattise Mooer. Oct fises,
at Saberen bsbe iinbsioas af Sfuoiaar,
lom Fan TT i Slas ! 8Orserfrisen.
Spis iaa er 9ilfelbe, burbe o. u. u.
interesiere fig for bisie 8srn.
Guilt 0aluorien i Wonep Greet,
Souiton Co., besif forleoen Selpmorb
peb OF iase Strpfnin. San bar go Gar
sammel.
Gn baarbt biemisst Gamilie. 5Or
8 Mar iiben inbpanbrebe fra NOrse o9
bOiatte fig ! @erbeben al ct. Better
M. S~nsebretion meb Rome, Ssn rs
9atter. @n 9ib efter be fum bib, bapbs
Ssnnen paret | 8peu os bruifet zig
brutten. Yaa Siempeien fcrfrss ban.
iaa ban bsbe fray efter. ct Var iener'
bfep Gaberen fnbaivus os fenbtes til
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AfsbaniitaM n.

st telegram fra Rerp beretter, at
gmseren lisser for 9sben Yau @runb
al a~olbbranb MATTE besse GsbSerne
afiattes. % mon frpster for, at ampna
tafion oil mebfsre Dsben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Ohio.
Streif.

Streif. 1900 4rbeibere i Stens
bruooene lanss Mabunins 5lOben i
Narbeben af youngstown bar neblast
Grbeibet. Be forlanser fin 2sn for
bsiet meb 2 Gents pr. 9on.
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NrfanjaS 8.

llpentet Arp. %. 5. 5isseralb, en-
Tpposraf / 9ittle Sod. bleu fOrleben
Dag mberrettet ON, at bans Dnfel !
2anFns, Ri9isan, bapbe efterlabt bam
en- bolu Riuion Dollars | "Giri SO.
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aIifOrnia

6nperner Waibinston Bartlett
lisser for 9sber. Wanbas often blep
ban rammet Of ct Slastilfelbe.
6palfangiten. Sra Gan Srancisco
mebbeles, at Spalfanserflaaben far bib
til paret meset belbis. Den bar ale
rebe fanset IS Sualer.
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@ubstencite.

apartalsmpee aibolbes Spnbas ben Abe
september / gSaibin9ton Erairie Metbpoiit
firte reo T,r9biten r. Nobuer 81. 101a Sors
mioooa liant Er9oiteu al. 4 gfterm. ueb
TaIt. q. &nutien. 8partalstonferenien Bols
Ses Qsroas 81. 3 Gfterm.
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9eeorab Warseo.

que, ioni tenfer paa at freiuentere Teeo.
NY Snltltnte burbe foripse at ipmme til
,s.s0rab 9srbas ben sbie september. Bro.
ms,0'e1ne W~rsdenritst Rid % Garlanb oil
nv',ase Dem paa Sernbauefotionen o. b.
'3u 0em ! at finbe sobe garelier os aoit.
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SuSgaasrbt
E~oybeaaCno.
;bitaeo, Wiltpaufcc l. ct. Raul.
Tecorah 0renf.

RorsenirGutt aisoar 81. 1920 Sormibsas. tonnettcr
! Gamer meb peits os uorosaaenre lrSr; tommcr tils
bagC 11:5 gitermieens. @itermisousStr6ust aiedar
al $40 gitsrmieooa, ~toruetttr msb sis og ipogoaeuoc
Grrr, rtturnsrcr SI. SEQ Giterniebae.
5rast.rGuet autommer oaslts RL $40 6ormibeas
o. Giedar al. 600 9iternibou9.
Vasiaaertrruene pdSicrsr Stationer Minuei5eit
Gountu til isleenee Iioer;
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-Erettenoe Marg. 30. 81.
HpIfetcnen.

7ennesans mebfslser "9etettipen
pa Sspnsjenseren" Sibe Al - GA.
stiqr griet oper efter be TO oobpelte Stres
aer.
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Surliu8t., CEDAR Nap. & Torttern
Tcccrah Efptfcn.

Iran 70. 80 (pasiaser) aisaor ira Deeorab al. las
eiicrnliSSas % Mo. q G5raSp ~. 40 9sorsen. 70 81
(fras) III. 4;45 GiisrmisSas. 3isie 3rau %pusiersr
islsen0s Statipner:
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NtIwaafes, 3Ots aug. 1887.
optet. no. Z. 00-6a. rats, 0-40; Saore,
~ :. bpih. OFT; &us. Ro I, 00-5; Dpe.
Sa W-67; MsssPork. cash So.0o-l50O;
Lard, S0.0o-S.o.
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@aufon Brand
Observation-Disclosures.

Gbteaeu, 3Ote Aug. 1887.
Baar'Susbe -. 30. 2, ............. 6s-69h
Ro. 3. 600; No. !, baarb, Wtnnsopolis) 90
90; 70. 1. hoarh. lTuIuihl YRai OO-OO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
Uncle Sans Savings.

Bows, be sensible, be deliberate. be
sober. be temperate in all things. be in
dustrious; don't get too deeply interest
ed in politics, and YOU will grow up to
be good and useful citizens
am convinced that Il man who tries
to do right in this world, although he
NAV not be up in creeds and church
dsciplines, has got into habit that he
won have to discard when he gets III
to heaven.
The man who does right more from
fear of punishment than from love OF
right, is not prompted BY the highest
and purest motives. Once let him be
convinced thai he is secure from detec-
ton, and he is liable to develop into Il
full-hedged criminal in the twinklng
of an eve.
The luckiest man is often the most
unfortunate. In fact, to emphasize the
paradox. there are men whose wonder
full good luck has proved their utter
ruin. On the other hand. some s the
grandest characters among men. and
some of the greatest of Lies successes,
have grown out of or been founded
upon misfortune and failure.
An irate pastor. in conversing with
a friend. one day, remarked that news
paper men as a rule were moi good
Christians, and that he expected TO
meet but very few of the profession in
heaven. The friend, who was some
thing of wag. replied well. broth
er. ] am sorry to hear you say so; for a
place where there are no newspapers
and no editors would certainly he I'M
denably dull and prosy. VII think
of it. who would give us the news9'
Talk about dissipation. said a
friend to me the other day. man who
has not attend a modern church social
has no idea of what il takes to con
stitute dissipation" | thought the
sermon queer one TO make. but lit
tie reflection has convinced me that II
contains modicm of truth. How
ever. there are degrees; and those held
during the strawberry season are not
so terrible in their effects AS those cold
weather festivals. when the succulent
oyster PLAYS a prominent psrt - Chicdgo
Ledger.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
Protection to Stacks.

An immense loss in the aggregate IL
sustained each year from injury to hay
from imperfect stacking, or from fail
ure to provide needed cover or prolec'
ton to stacks. FIRST "a few words on
the subject of stack NJ. The great
point in BUILDING stack is to keen
the middle so full that when The stack
is settled the inclination will be from
the center to the outside. and never
from the outside to the center In
such case. though the stack ma, he
well topped out, the water IN II long
contin ued beating falling upon the
outside, win penetrate The body OF the
stack. The stacker's place should al
ways be Ms near the center of the stack
as NAV be-, and care should be- taken
not to tramp the outsides u, they are
built up. In such case the middle will
be bu 1t up the solidest. and though
bearing the greatest weight will settle
the least. There is little trouble in
stacking pra re hay, either upland
or slough, so that it will keep
The difficulty increases when
we come TO timothy, and still more so
with clover. which latter can never be
made safe from injurr except by pro-
lection of some kind. Where stacking
hay on the farm is permanent
business, TO he continued from year TO
year, it is doubtless economy To build
rooted hay sheds, using telegraph poles
set in the ground for posts and board
roof. boarding the gables and sides
down four to six feet below the caves,
and leaving the resi- open. But where
timothy or clover is stacked in the
open ground, however exper enced a
stacker NAV be employed, it is safer to
top out with straw or slough hay, let
ing such covering come well down
over the shoulder of the stack. Can.
vas covers. though valuable to protect
stacks of hay or grain while bu lding,
and for use in threshing, and for many
other purposes on the farm are too ex-
pensive to be used permanently as stack
covers aud exposed to the effects of the
weather. They are valuable, and every
farm should have reasonable supply
If them.
The value of hay for feeding purpo-
ses depends upon the dgeslible nutrit-
i've properties il contains. And these
depend upon lis kind, its time of cutting,
manner Of curing and the way it is kept
after being cured All the lirst-namcd
conditions may be complied WITH and
The hay go into the stock in line condi-
lion, only to there lose a large percent
age of its value because the stack is i'm
properly built, and has no extra protec-
ton from the effects of the beating rain
storms. - Prdcticai Fd,mer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
A Bachelors Advice.

81 am going to get married" said a
young travelling man 10 bachlor friend.
Indeed, Well. I wish you much Joy
and trust that YOU realize the response
bility you are about TO undertake. "
Yes. sir; think ! realize the re-
sponsibility. have settled down, and
changed my habits very much"
That's right Spend your evenings
at home and read good solid books.
What would you recommend"
Il think Paradise Lost would be the
best thing you could take for q start
or. ~ Merchant TraUe Ter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
A Specimen Dude.

FIRST Young Lady Have YOU ever
seen that wretched dude, Gus Snob-
berlyP"
Second Young Lady-''Yes. | have
been introduced 10 him"
"What do YOU think Of him?"
MY opinion of him is that If the
monkeys in Central Park see him it
will make them egotistical. - Teras
Sfftings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
what the Country Needs.

A Texas woman has invented pc
safe. but that is not what this country
Is aching for A safe pie is the howl
ing need of the hour Minneapolis
J0nrHaL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

The gamblers favorite HMM lie 9Th
Lani that Is Faro than Day."-W
Critic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
New York Stock Exchange.

New YORK. June Sill a. m.-Ihe
stock market opened weak this morning,
showing declines from % to u per cent.
generally, though Fort Worth d Denver
was up q. A general upward move
ment occurred later, but was followed
by decline, ,prices beiGg carried down
below opening figures. At IL O'Clock
the market is moderately active, and
heavy to weak.
LATER.-The stock market as whole
was fairly active to-day, but continued
heavy to weak throughout almost the
entire time. Traders. who still were
bearishly Inclined, were active IN nam
mering the market, and in the absence
of unfavorable news circulated reports
of the death of Emperor William, and
rumors in regard to the health OF
Gould. No confirmation could be had
for anv of these stories, bat they served
their purpose for the time. Among The
sDscialttes several sharp breaks &C
c1rred. st. Paul & Duluth being the most
prominent. The dividend upon West
ern Union had no effect whatever upon
that stock, having been fully dis
counted during the past two days. Ihe
Gloss was Quiet and steady. Almost the
entire active list is lower this evening
and st. Paul and Duluth are down 81,
Union Pacific IL, and ST. Paul pre-
ferTed rs -
Governments quiet and steady TO
firm,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
Western u ion

New YORK, June Sat the directors
meeting of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company, to-day, the quarterly
for the quarter ending June Both (par-
tally estimated will be about 81 ,05O, 900.
In view of the statement the committee
recommend tina: a dividend of l per
cent. on the capital stock be declared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
p: chicago Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, June s.
Wheat-LoWer for cash; futures about
steady; cash, 92s4; July, 861s August
1915.
Corn-Steady; cash, 381s; July, 1915
August, 403s.
eats-steady; cash, 25as; July, 2s}4
August, 26.
Pork-Lower; cash, 3.
Lard-Sttronger; cash, G.62}a; Jaly
6.671z; August, 6.75.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Firm; cash 925S; July, S63l
Corn STEADY; cash 80; July 394
August, 40H.
Oats-Unchanged.
Rye-Dull, 81.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Whisky-l.10.
Pork unchanged.
Lard-Unchanged
Shoulders, $50 q 20; short clear
7.SO @ 7.S5; short ribs, $50 q 7.52E.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
New York General Markets.

New YORK, June 8. -Hops steady
quiet; California, Z a 20. Coffee, spot,
fair; Rio, firm; options were again
lower; fairly active; sales, ia 600 bags
June, 20. 40@20.50; July, 20 a POTS;
August, 21.00 q 2110; September. 90. Is
@21.25; October, POPS % 20 40. Sugar
quiet, steady; Bohia, 8 80; centrifugal,
5 3-16; RENTED, quiet; standard A, 5.31
@ 5 q; graduated, 5M@5 1916. Cop
per. dull. Lead, steady. Tin, quiet
weak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
Iivernoo1 Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL. June s.
Wheat-Holders offer sparingly; new
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
Chicago Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, June s.
Cattle - Receipts, 5000: steady
shipping steers. 4 90 @ $40: stockeri
and feeders, 2.20 @ 3 80; Texas cattle
2.65@ 400.
Hogs-Receipts, 20 900; slow 5 lower
rough and mixed, 400 @ 800; pack
lug and shipping, 40 @ $50; light
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. 900; slow, easier
natives, 800 a 430; western, 800 q
4'25; Texans, 2.75 q $50.
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THE
Boot & Shoe Department.
Is WELL STOCKED WITH

IS WELL STOCKED WITH
Foo. wear OF every description fors
Ladies, Misses and Children. Walk
Ing. Shoes n new styles. The variety
and assortment are large and excel
lent, and marked down at bottom
prices.
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IN THE
Clothing Department.
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS

VIII find Summer Suits, of Light
Weight Cloth. Seersucker, Straw
Hats, busters, and, in fact, anything
for male attire of fashionable styles,
excellent ma eriai and at as iow fig
ureS as any house in Utah.
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Afternoon Stock Market
A Railroad Sold.

PITTsBURG. Pa, June 8.-The Pitts
burg & Western Road was sold this
morning under an order OF court for
81 .OOO. 900.
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Great Special Bargain Sale
OF THE SEASON.
We Warrant Every Article as Represented T!

90 positively cheap at $3.50
sou RED Table Cloths fast color for so cents each
worth double
yards each for 4O cents
Dress Patterns, II Tor SOO cheap
ats a.. po++arrs words each
CnnkIeu $1.50.
5 ooors II yards for $1O0
pW 80 $3o
T;nor 81 20 worth Sligo.
lg5 $780, worth S225
Towels BARGAINS
559 dozen and travelling Bags $780, $500 and $55
saCn s Ribbed pairs cheap at IS cents
% cents
0c We
of FO0'
atS
If LADIES' 20 worth double
full
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No. 2 winter, Is. 6dH, firm; new No. 2
spring, Is. 4d, firm.
Stockholders offer moderately, at
So. l0d., firm.
Corn-Holders offer sparingly; prices
nrm; spot and July, As. I'D, Jun
LATER.
,Wheat-Firm, demand fair; holders
offer sparingly; red western spring,
Is. al. @ Is. sd. per Genial; do. winter,
rs. I'd. % Is. I'd. per GENITAL.
Confirm. demand fair; new mixed
western, As. 1f11d. per GENITAL.
California Wheat.
SAN Francisco, June S.-The wheat
market is weaker again to- day, closing
at 81 965s per Genital, decline of two
cents. Cash wheat declined to S1.S51z.
"HACKMETACK, y a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and so
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co. g
Drug Store. Ii
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New York Mining Market

NEW York. June S.-Mining shares
in better demand: Amador p 30.
Bodie S2.65. Brunswick $l.5O, Caleaol n6
Black HilIs) $1.Q0, Ell CrIsto 30 W.
Hale 81 Norcross $500, Homes > ~
$500, Middle Bar 94c., Navajo p %
SANTIAGO $40. Standard 81 10.
SssnisIa US s1.S5, Security $6.S714, Sut1o
Tunnel S1.36-
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion
Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 8.-Bar silver, 95H.
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FetroIeu

New YORK, June S.-Petroleum
firm; opened at 625s; hlgnesI, ooA'
Sales, 9, 900 barrels.